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Some ideas deserve more than a chapter.
Join Dr. Ricky Arenson as he explores the science of lasting relationships, the art of raising resilient children, the evidence behind faith, and the cultural issues shaping our world today.
Across several series, Dr. Arenson combines medicine, psychology, history, science, and humor to tackle life’s biggest questions with curiosity, compassion, and common sense.
So many of my friends argue with their partners about the same issues. Here are nine of the biggest issues couples fight about.
Most people want to fall in love, have a healthy sex life, and find Mr. or Mrs. Right. Navigating the complicated modern world can be daunting.
Whenever patients want to talk about sex, the most common question I get from men is the ‘Big One.’ Does size matter?
An episode about the importance of promoting positive, cis-gender, heterosexual relationships, and avoiding toxic gender ideology. What are the hot topics in gender, sexuality, and
This episode explains why most so-called gender stereotypes are expressions of our beautiful genetic design that enable human survival. I explore the science of biological
Gender stereotypes part 2: How biological gender differences play out in relationships. In this episode, I explain why men can’t find things in cupboards, whether
The MeToo movement has taken a regressive turn, asserting that instead of championing women’s rights, MeToo has overlooked genuine women’s rights abuses. They criticise MeToo
In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the complexities of the Black Lives Matter movement and its impact on racial unity and societal progress. Has
In part 2, we challenge the idea of toxic masculinity versus toxic feminism, highlighting how the latter has led to an adversarial society. The narrative
Welcome to the Life Mastery Mini Series
In episode 1, we delve into the significance of developing management skills in self, relationships and problem-solving to happiness and success. In this episode:
We look at the transformative philosophy of “work with, not against,” stressing the importance of positive relationships and alliances in personal and professional settings. In
